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L152 15.0-inch LCD Monitor (Latin America) - Overview

The Lenovo L152 LCD Monitor has an ultra-slim bezel design that saves space and provides a nearly seamless view in a multiple-monitor environment. The design attributes enhance usability, make the monitor more intuitive and easy to use, and complement the design of Desktop 3000 systems and features:

* The noise emission level stated is the declared (upper limit) A-weighted sound power level, in bels, for a random sample of monitors. All measurements are made in accordance with ANSI S12.10 and reported in conformance with ISO/DIS 7779.

Note: Actual power consumption depends on the screen mode used, the images displayed, and how user controls are set.

Supported display modes are a function of the attaching system unit and video subsystem. The full range of display modes available with these monitors may not be available or supported with all combinations of system units, their operating systems, video adapter cards, and application software.

Horizontal- and vertical-synchronization signal timings are critical in order to achieve acceptable screen images. As a consequence, support for all possible variations in H- and V-sync timings for any display mode cannot be assumed.

Adjustment of the user controls to enlarge the image to its maximum size requires that the signal timings of the display mode being used fall within the monitor-timing specifications.

Implementation of monitor power management follows the VESA DPMS standard. This standard must also be implemented in the attaching system unit hardware and software for monitor power management to be effective. The system implementation must provide user-adjustable, power-down delay periods. The monitor power management function is invoked only after appropriate signals are received from an attached system unit or video adapter.

Implementation of monitor Plug and Play follows the VESA DDC standard. This standard must also be implemented in the attaching system unit hardware and software for monitor Plug and Play to be effective.

Certain functions require the system unit to be similarly configured, so all monitor functions may not be enabled when attached to a particular system unit.